it's now known as the manchester manual.rs, ismail and hashem were also significant influences. the investigation revealed they both had large amounts of material relating to is. ismail, bbc news, can i ask you a few questions, please? ismail refused to give evidence to the inquiry or talk to the bbc and is now in libya. why won't you speak to the inquiry? hashem was jailed for life for his part in planning the arena attack. disengaged, angry, salman abedi was, according to one expert witness to the arena inquiry, ripe for radicalisation. his close family clearly didn't, held the law in this country in pretty scant regard. it didn't really matter too much if they broke it. that was the first thing. so he had no connection to the legal side of british life in the sense of being law—abiding, getting a law—abiding world view, as we've already mentioned, for various reasons, such as lack of parental support. he didn't engage with that massive mechanism of mainstream education that wasn't open to him, although he did try, to be f

but when you look at the table, manchester united and manchester city are sitting first and second footho technically still have their destiny in their own hands in terms of this title race because they both have a game in hand. arsenal still need to play. i think it's the top four again. manchester city and manchester united or second, they can win in theory, all their games remain and still not win the title. title. it's wonderful to the league, we have a top four in aston villa and fifth, art that far off but won't be trending for the title of the season. this league is certainly getting the season. this lea-ue is certainly the season. this league is certainly getting the season. this league is certainly --ettin more competitive. getting more competitive. interesting times without looking at the battle of the bottom as well. there's really not match in it as well. any bottom six could get sucked into a fight for survival. who's looking most vulnerable on that front? similarly to the title race, the rays to not get relegated will go to the end of the season will go to the end of the r

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when you are playing well like manchester united havel well like manchester united have been and thenin your experience, does the confidence get knocked or are you able to write it off? manchester united have — you able to write it off? manchester united have been _ you able to write it off? manchester united have been playing _ you able to write it off? manchester united have been playing so - you able to write it off? manchester united have been playing so well, l united have been playing so well, results _ united have been playing so well, results and performances have been so good _ results and performances have been so good. just won a trophy only a couple _ so good. just won a trophy only a couple of— so good. just won a trophy only a couple of weeks ago. it is a good 'ust couple of weeks ago. it is a good just realign and reassess where they are going _ just realign and reassess where they are going and what the aim is and to know— are going and what the aim is and to know that _ are going and what the aim is and to know that if— are going and what the aim is and to know that i

manchester city after beating chelsea 2—0. lauren stand performances all around the scoring second ave and set up the hosts first in level on point with leaders manchester united but also means that the top four are separated by only three points. to cricket in mumbai has been crowned the champion of the inaugural women's premier league with the wicked victory. in front of a raucous cloud at the stadium and mumbai, they are in trouble at 35—3 as wong took three wickets and it was uphill from there. six wickets forjust slipping from 71—3 to 79 — nine. he did recover to production 31 from nine from there in 20 office but then, it was time for the brunt to takes the centre stage. in scoring 60 not out and they reach the target of 132 and three balls to spare. in the cross title of the crystal globe, racing and could only finish third in the semifinal and fearing to reach the final but did manage to secure enough points to clean the overall title. from the rest of the team. goodbye. screaming. i'm at the men arena in manchester, t

like you say, unbeaten run. _ for manchester united. _ for manchester united. like you say, unbeaten run, before this _ for manchester united. like you say, unbeaten run, before this match, - for manchester united. like you say, | unbeaten run, before this match, one of the league cup as well, is this something to read into or is itjust a blip? i something to read into or is it 'ust a bli? ~' . something to read into or is it 'ust a bli? ~ . ., , something to read into or is it 'ust a blip? i think and i hope it was 'ust a a blip? i think and i hope it was just a blip- _ a blip? i think and i hope it was just a blip. when _ a blip? i think and i hope it was just a blip. when manchester. a blip? i think and i hope it was - just a blip. when manchester united have had setbacks —— setbacks, the team have responded exceptionally well, this season, for example losing to brentford, to manchester city, aston villa... the team have gone on a long winning runs, winning seven, eight, nine matches. it has been a good season, united have won a firs

it's now known as the "manchester manual".s brothers ismail and hashim were also significant influences. the investigation revealed they both had large amounts of material relating to is. ismail, bbc news, can i ask you if you questions, please, ismail? ismail refused to give evidence to the inquiry or talk to the bbc and is now in libya. why won't you speak to the inquiry? hashim was jailed for life for his part in planning the arena attack. disengaged, angry, salman abedi was, according to one expert witness to the arena inquiry, ripe for radicalisation. his close family clearly held the law in this country in pretty scant regard, it didn't really matter too much if they broke it. that was the first thing. so, he had no connection to the legal side of british life in the sense of being law—abiding, getting a law—abiding worldview. as we've already mentioned, for various reasons such as lack of parental support, he didn't engage with that massive mechanism of mainstream education, that wasn't open to him, although he did try,

and brighton will faced a tougher task of manchester united. fa cup for the first time — after beating championship side lewes 3—1. united were looking comfortable at 2—0 until this error by england goalkeeper mary earps was seized upon by emily kraft in spectacularfashion. they weren't able to add to that though. and substitute nikita parris maintained her record of scoring in every round, to secure the victory with just a couple of minutes left. in the day's other matches brighton beat birmingham city 2—0 and holders chelsea won 3—1 at reading. it's currently 1—0 between aston villa and manchester city. the draw for the semi's is on tuesday. arsenal have extended their lead at the top of the premier league to eight points after beating crystal palace at the emirates, in the only match in the premier league on sunday. the gunners got off the mark thanks to a smart finish by gabriel martinelli. and that lead was doubled thanks to bukayo saka. arsenal were comfortable in the second half — granit xhaka made it three before palace, who sacked form

, a learning for manchester and beyond.- manchester and beyond.beyond. i would say it's been _ manchester and beyond. i would say it's been a — manchester and beyond. i would say it's been a really _ say it's been a really importantjourney for say it's been a really important journey for the city and region, it's been really hard, don't get me wrong, but it's been a process of generally learning —— genuine learning. the process expect that phrase is used a lot, lessons will be learned. well i can say to that residents of greater manchester, they have been. 50 greater manchester, they have been, ., , , greater manchester, they have been. ., , greater manchester, they have been. . , ., been. so many lives of love lost and _ been. so many lives of love lost and families _ been. so many lives of love lost and families shattered. been. so many lives of love i lost and families shattered. -- lost and families shattered. —— lives lost. the amount of reflection can repair the herd. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. let's get some of the day �*s other n

how confident _ manchester airport. how confident are _ manchester airport. are you the passengers won't see those long delays in queues that they saw last year. i delays in queues that they saw last ear. is, ., , , last year. i can assure passengers _ last year. i can assure passengers they - last year. i can assure passengers they will l last year. i can assure i passengers they will not last year. i can assure - passengers they will not see the queues we saw in the summer of 2022. we are aiming to deliver at least 95% of our passages within 15 minutes. check on staff and handlers are organised by airlines. tui is one which had delays last year. this video captured pilots trying to get bags onto a delayed flight. tui thinks it hasn't enough planes in place. there will be people here guiding passengers where they need to go. you can never give a guarantee of everything but we can prepare what we can do as companies to make sure that people can go on holidays, that's what we are doing. the passengers — that's what we are doing. the passengers through to the d

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester.ughter after the remains of a baby were found in a wooded area in sussex. the body of a newborn was found after a major two day search. the couple will appear in court in brighton tomorrow. duncan kennedy has been following the story. news of the charges came as local people gathered tonight near where the baby's remains were found. a community brought together in sorrow over the loss of a young life. it was amid the garden sheds and plants of this nearby allotment that police made their discovery after a two day search. this afternoon, senior officers brought their own tributes in memory of the child, who they say may have died some time ago. we are truly devastated by the outcome and we know this emotion is being felt here in brighton and across the country today. based on our inquiries we've carried out so far, we believe, sadly, the baby may have been dead for some time before they were found. tonight, constance martin and mark 6ordon were charged with gross negligence manslaughter

manchester city supporters will have a little smile and natural.ter city for a minute, defender kyle walker will not face criminal charges after the allegation that he indecently exposed himself in a bar. cheshire police had been investigating an alleged incident in south manchester earlier this month but they say the matter is "now closed". it said a 32—year—old man attended a police station voluntarily for questioning yesterday and was "dealt with by an out of court disposal". manchester united remain favourites to win the europa league, despite being drawn against the team that have won it more times than anyone else. sevilla. it can be tough because they are really experienced in the europa league so many times. so i don't know the team now in detail, i don't know. i have to focus on that. manchester united have been meeting prospective new owners and investors this week. sirjim ratcliffe — the uk's richest man and a delegation from his ineos company — had talks at old trafford today. here's our sports editor dan roan. a saga over the potential

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. found that the suicide bomber, salman abedi, probably received assistance from someone in libya and that an m15 officer failed to act swiftly enough on a key piece of information. much of the evidence for this part of the inquiry was heard in secret. frank gardner is our security correspondent. well, this is not the first time in my career that m15 has been accused of intelligence failings ahead of an attack. there was the bali bombing in 2002 and the london bombings three years later. set against that, m15 have thwarted 37 terrorist attacks from 2017 until this year. so let's drill down into what went wrong with manchester. libya was a country that m15 underestimated in terms of terrorist risk. their attentions were focussed on syria, where isis had its so—called caliphate. but isis also had a growing presence in libya. m15 knew that salman abedi, the bomber, had left the country. yet there was no "port stop" put in place at airports and ports to question him on his return from libya

manchester city are actually up to second in the table.there were also wins for aston villa and reading. there was more british success on the final day of the european indoor athletics championships in istanbul. keely hodgkinson successfully defended her 800m title. the olympic and world silver medallist has been in great form this season and finished almost two seconds clear of slovenia's anita horvat. she dedictaed the win to one of her former coaches, joseph galvin, who died earlier this week. ..to my coach that passed away a few days ago. it's really unexpected. so, this one is definitely for him. he had a lot of belief in a little ten—year—old me so, yeah, this medal is for him and everyone at home. so, i hope to make really proud, under i know he'll be up there watching, along with his wife at home, margaret, who i know will be so proud of me as well. and great britain finished third in the medal table after the team captain, jazmin sawyers, took gold in the long jump. her mark of seven metres is a world leading distance this year,

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. after the remains of a body without in a wooden in sussex. the body of a newborn was found after a major two—day search. the couple will appear in court on friday. duncan kennedy has been following the story. news of the charges came as local people gathered tonight near where the baby's remains were found. a community brought together in sorrow over the loss of a young life. it was amid the garden sheds and plants of this nearby allotment that police made their discovery after a two day search. this afternoon, senior officers brought their own tributes in memory of the child, who they say may have died some time ago. we are truly devastated by the outcome and we know this emotion is being felt here in brighton and across the country today. based on our inquiries we've carried out so far, we believe, sadly, the baby may have been dead for some time before they were found. tonight, constance marten and mark gordon were charged with gross negligence manslaughter. they were also charged

in manchester. willjust listen in to these live pictures in manchester. so, that marks one minute, will everyone now please sit? in so, that marks one minute, will everyone now please sit? in this, the final open _ everyone now please sit? in this, the final open volume _ everyone now please sit? in this, the final open volume of- everyone now please sit? in this, the final open volume of my - everyone now please sit? in this, i the final open volume of my report, i the three topics. the radicalisation of salman abedi, the planning and preparation for the attack by salman abedi and hashim abedi, and whether it could have been prevented by counterterrorism policing. —— by hashem abedi. the role of the security service and the significance of the other two topics should not be underestimated. it is important that we understand as much as we can about the radicalisation of salman abedi so that similar signs can be recognised and appropriate action taken. it is also important that we know in detail abou

the bombing was manchester's _ put in place. the bombing was manchester's darkest - put in place.ut in place. the bombing was - manchester's darkest day. tonight its mayor said the country was not prepared for an attack like it to happen here and the findings must be used to protect and respond better in future. well, the head of mi5 has today said he is profoundly sorry that mi5 did not manage to prevent the attack. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner looks at what went wrong. mis's mi5�*sjob is to keep mi5�*s job is to keep the country safe. at the time of the manchester attack, they were monitoring around 3,000 terrorist suspects. allocating resources so where they thought they were needed. but the revelations are stark and mi5 missed a significant opportunity that could have prevented the manchester bombing. the conclusions are damning for the security service, because it was supposed to have learned the lessons of failures that led to the 2005 london bombings. the director general has offered his apologies, but that not likely to satisfy the families of victims.— familie

we're live in manchester.ty services knew about salman abedi. and whether indeed they had the opportunity to stop him before that attack. in addition, we're being told there'll be a minute's silence . there'll be a minute's silence. also coming up, the latest fallout from hancock's leaked messages with unions hitting out sir gavin williamson. but let's head back now to manchester, because we are now getting the release of those details coming up and the minute's silence being held now , this is sirjohn being held now, this is sirjohn hancock , who is the chairman . so that marks one minute whatever or now, please it . whatever or now, please it. in this final open volume of my report , i deal with three report, i deal with three topics. the radicalisation of salman abedi , the planning and salman abedi, the planning and preparation for the attack by salman abedi and hashem abedi , salman abedi and hashem abedi, and whether the attack could have been prevented by. the security service , security service, counte

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the arena bombing was manchester's darkest day.tack like it to happen here and the inquiry�*s findings must be used both to protect and respond better in future. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — the netherlands pilots a new scheme that could lead to the full legalisation of cannabis production. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier and so, my heart went bang, bang, bang! - the constitutional rights of these marchers are their rights as citizens of the united states and they should be protected, even in the right to test them out so that they don't get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy — i know you

they were critical of manchester city and psg. because often fans who go to matches have different opinion, i have friends who go to games home and away who reservations and don't want manchester united to become a sports watching project because they were critical of manchester city and psg. so it depends on ho you ask. this isn'tjust so it depends on ho you ask. this isn't just about who goes to so it depends on ho you ask. this isn'tjust about who goes to the games and who doesn't, because often fans who go to matches have different opinion, i have friends who go to games home and away who would prefer the "ry, i would say most do not. they would prefer the jim radcliffe bid. if you look online you get the opposite. a lot of people the qatari also have the deepest pockets and that will be best for manchester united. stand deepest pockets and that will be best for manchester united. and then ou scr the best for manchester united. and then you scr the finnish _ best for manchester united. and then you scr the finnish backer. _ be

manchester united... wanted a group they could trust, but they didn't get exactly what they wanted. but most newcastle fans have now got a group in charge who they wouldn't have said yes to had they not disliked intensely the one they had. and it may well be the manchester united fans, or many of them, have the same problem. there is a big moral thing that always goes on with manchester united fans, you know? a lot of them, when the glazers took over and it wasn't run the way they wanted it to be run, they stopped supporting the club. they had another club, remember the green and yellow scarves thing that they had going as well? they wanted it to be a club that had a moral base to it, that they could feel comfortable with. but every single club now, certainly at the top levels of world football, have to consider ethical arguments as well as the financial ones, and those are two things that more often than not don't fit particularly well together. pat nevin. the bbc has seen data that suggests older worker

just like manchester united, just like i manchester united, just like newcastle united before them, they't get exactly what they wanted, but most newcastle fans have now got a group in charge that they would not have said yes to had they not intensely dislike the one they had. it might be manchester united fans have the same problem. a lot of the fans when the glazers took over, they stop supporting the club, green and yellow scarves thing they had going as well, they wanted it to be a club that had a moral base to it that they could feel comfortable with. every single club at the top levels of world football have to consider ethical arguments as well as financial ones and those are two things more often than not do not fit particularly well together. thank you very much for your thoughts on that story. stay with us on bbc news. one more story. hundreds of people gathered on bondi beach in sydney to raise awareness for mental health. it was organised tjy for mental health. it was organised by one—way. you are watching bbc news. an unsettled week all in all. we have had rain followed by s

i the two legs manchester city our favourites. ., , the two legs manchester city our favourites-— thevourites. i do believe you should get a more — favourites. i do believe you should get a more balanced _ favourites. i do believe you should get a more balanced outcome. - favourites. i do believe you should get a more balanced outcome. wej favourites. i do believe you should - get a more balanced outcome. we saw the difficulty against religion last time but a one—off game via religion in the final would be tougher. i do fancy wrenches the city but it's a tough journey to get there. manchester united remain favourites to win the europa league despite being drawn against the team that have won it more times than anyone else. they'll play sevilla, who beat united in the semi finals on the way to claiming the trophy on a record sixth occasion in 2020. their semi final opponent will be one ofjuventus or sporting, who knocked arsenal out last night. bayer leverkusen against belgian side union st gilloise and feyenoord v roma are the two other quarter finals. it's going to tough because they

let's speak to our correspondent danny savage in manchester.arly the mother of liam who died in the attack, very angry. and frankly, not surprisingly in the eyes of many given what the inquiry has now found out concerning intelligence lapses on the part of mis. i intelligence lapses on the part of m15. 4' intelligence lapses on the part of m15. ~ ., , ., ., m15. i think that statement from caroline curry — m15. i think that statement from caroline curryjust _ m15. i think that statement from caroline curry just when - m15. i think that statement from caroline curryjust when she - m15. i think that statement from i caroline curryjust when she was standing behind me earlier on was probably the stand out reaction of the afternoon from relatives who have been following this ever sense those awful events of six years ago. she says from top to bottom m15 to the associates of the attacker, we will always believe that you played a part in the murder of our children. it doesn't get more of a strong condemnation of our security services than that. of cou

to whom did ronaldo score more manchester united or real madrid who scored more?he manchesters are absolutely correct with three balls in the meantime into the goal. he hasn't scored against real madrid yet, we move on to the next block of comparison, with that we did pretty well, and in the next block we have dynamo minsk hockey against dynamo minsk football try. which of these clubs was founded i used to think football football absolutely right 1927 at the time time, as hockey dynamo 1948, we continue to break away from our rivals. for which dynamo plays ilya shinkevich hockey is the most simple of course. this is the correct answer. hockey. which club from 1993 to 2000 had the name renamed tivali in 1993, and in 2003 the club was revived under the brand name dinamo, the time of our period came to an end. well, in general, in my opinion, very cheerfully. well, yes, yours will have to try to catch up with me mom. the baton of the third period is taken over by pavel pavel in the questionnaire you indicated that your sports goal is to win. i will quote something at

in a few moments we will go live to manchester where will hear from the chair of the manchester arenas publishing his third and final report. let's speak to our correspondent danny savage in manchester. hello. just a few minutes to go until we expect to hear from hello. just a few minutes to go until we expect to hearfrom him, just fill us insofar with what we can expect. we just fill us insofar with what we can “pect— just fill us insofar with what we can expect. we are expecting a statement — can expect. we are expecting a statement from _ can expect. we are expecting a statement from the _ can expect. we are expecting a statement from the chair - can expect. we are expecting a statement from the chair of. can expect. we are expecting a | statement from the chair of the manchester arena inquiry, sirjohn saunders, the first person we will hear from saunders, the first person we will hearfrom is saunders, the first person we will hear from is the saunders, the first person we will hearfrom is the barrister who is representing the forced side of the inquiry and a lead lawyer during thi

policies have changed as a result of the manchester - result of the manchester arena in bari.omfortable listening for most of the authorities involved. but that is nothing compared to a lifetime of sadness and loss for the innocent families caught up in the bombing. danny savage, bbc news. a man and a woman are due in court in sussex later today charged with gross negligence manslaughter, after the discovery of a baby's remains in woodland near brighton on wednesday. constance marten and mark gordon also face charges of concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course ofjustice. the couple were arrested on monday after being tracked by police for a number of weeks. a prominent lawyer in south carolina in the united states has been found guilty of killing his wife and son. prosecutors said alex murdaugh wanted to distract attention from his theft of millions of dollars from clients, which he used to fund an expensive drug habit. garry o'donoghue reports. a small—town courthouse in south carolina, but a dramatic trial that has gripped the nation's imagination. minimum s

it was a good afternoon for manchester city in the women's super league...ed an impressive performance to beat defending quite a comfortable victory. that is on this one — quite a comfortable victory. that is on this one finished _ quite a comfortable victory. that is on this one finished against - quite a comfortable victory. that is| on this one finished against ukraine and england had 25 players to pick from from the team and lb italy in the week but more importantly, the momentum continued and he retained was presented with a golden boot and he became one of the all—time male leading goal scorers and no surprises that it was here retained to open the scoring as well. it took a while, lived in the day, close range effort and could work on the right—hand side and it could move across jane and a few minutes later, on the scoresheet himself from that same society cut in from across and there was a powerful left foot shot to the roof of the net and the second half was a less of maybe harry mcguire should've scored later on but not much more to report and migh

we would love — wraxham and manchester united. yeah. would love to talk more about the big match happening in san diego on 25th. ., , ., , big match happening in san diego on 25th. .,, ., ., ., big match happening in san diego on 25th. ., ., ., , 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he _ 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has— 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has to _ 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has to get - 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has to get to - 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has to get to it - beverly hills. he has to get to it right— beverly hills. he has to get to it right now — beverly hills. he has to get to it right now. so the schedule is inflexible for that. thank you, sir, we appreciate you. five.— inflexible for that. thank you, sir, we appreciate you. five. wait, what is that? ip nx- _ we appreciate you. five. wait, what is that? w nx. how _ we appreciate you. five. wait, what is that? ip nx.

he told guardiola what his comments were about manchester's championship in the league cup.e said, "by god, it was all a small expense for a few years. they should have become a champion much earlier than this, and with knowledge like dembele, ousmane dembele, 100,000 euros help." he turned to his first club and this is the help of this team, the fourth hand from the bankruptcy of nejat dembele. he played in this team from the age of 7 to 13. he still doesn't remember where he started. be the islamic council, we have a commitment. for this time, if we achieve the stability of clean electricity, we must actually put a number. we cannot say that a responsibility has been given, but no credit has been provided for the responsibility, but this is based on the fact that in the territorial domain, we know in the studies that the organization announced. atomic energy in 10 points this work is done in khuzestan , sistan and baluchestan , riders in darkhoin, isfahan, fars, bushehr, different provinces simultaneously to produce nuclear energy, clean energy in the main fuel supply plan

the bombing was manchester's darkest day.terror attack like it to happen here and the findings must be used both to protect and respond better in future. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. another astonishing find connected to one of the seven wonders of the world. a hidden corridor in the great pyramid of giza has been seen for the first time. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier, and so my heart went bang, bang, bang! the constitutional rights of these i marches are their rights as citizens of the united states, - and they should be protected, even in the right to test them out | so that they don't get

who is cooler in the first block, we have a comparison of cristiano ronaldo to manchester united and,ngly, to real madrid, we went with which club cristiano won the champions league for the first time i think real madrid this is the wrong answer with manchester united happened it's in the 2008-2009 season in the final was defeated by chelsea in a penalty shootout. moreover, that ronaldo did not convert his penalty, let's move on, in which club did ronaldo start playing at number nine? maybe real madrid this is the correct answer, his usual favorite seven was occupied by captain raul, and by the way, in manchester united, he initially started playing at number 28, we continue. for which club did ronaldo play twice, that is, he played and returned after some time again manchester united absolutely from season 2003 to 2009 as well, then returned in season 21 22 continue playing. for which club did ronaldo score a penta-trick, that is, he scored five goals in one match, there are nine one to whom ronaldo scored more manchester united or real madrid who scored more, i think manchester abso

in the day's matches in the wsl, manchester city moved level with united in second.liverpool beat tottenham. aston villa are up to fifth following their 2—1 win at west ham. leicester drew with everton. in the scottish women's premier league, celtic beat... their price range went six against hamilton. well, bbc sport coverage has continued to be disrupted for a second successive day as the fallout from gary lineker�*s suspension continues. tv and radio coverage has been stripped back as presenters and commentators continued to show their support for lineker, who was taken off airfor criticising government asylum plans. director general tim davie has apologised to licence fee payers for the disruption. england's cricketers have had a day to forget as they lost their t20 series against bangladesh with a match still to play. batting first, england collapsed from 50—1 after six overs to 117 all out after their 20 overs. and bangladesh chased down their target with four wickets in hand and seven balls remaining to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the three—match series. b

his manchester and final volume. his manchester arena inquiry., the people most here are the families of and survivors of the attack who we've been hearing from this afternoon. it's the inquiry is now over, but this remains the reality for people affected by such a horrendous tragedy. thank you very, very much. i appreciate that our north—west of england who has just been bringing the latest from the manchester inquiry, the third round there isn't it. of that now to according chairman of the inquiry the security services were guilty of a significant missed opportunity that might have prevented the bombing. and joining me now to break this down further is former senior intelligence officer is andrew philip. thank you very much. now, from what i can gather , the question here is can gather, the question here is whether or not, they really should have picked up a abedi on his own by virtue of the way that he was behaving and the kind of individual that he was, but whether or they but also whether or not, they should looked more closely should have l

an the manchester arena bombing. an inquiry into the attack has the security service failed act on critical intelligence relating to the suicide bomber .7 abedi it to the suicide bomber? abedi it also found he could have been arrested at manchester airport four days before he went on to kill 22 people at the ariana day concert. a lawyer for the families said the victims been failed at every level . it families said the victims been failed at every level. it is clear that salman abedi should have been referred to prevent . have been referred to prevent. it is clear that the education system needs to be more vigilant in picking up signs of radicalised zation . it is clear radicalised zation. it is clear that didsbury mosque turned a blind eye to extreme islam in its midst . blind eye to extreme islam in its midst. sirjohn's report today contains many lessons we must heed. every one of them and make the necessary changes urgently . well, in other news urgently. well, in other news today, a couple has been with gross neg

reporter sophie is in manchester for us this . good in manchester for us this.ing sophie there at the steps of the manchester arena where this awful atrocity took place. and remind us what happened. it's a few years ago now this inquiry seems to be extremely thorough . good morning extremely thorough. good morning to you. but yes, it's absolutely a long time ago and it's been very thorough it's almost six years now since that attack on the 22nd of may in 2017. you mentioned that this is the third and final volume of the manchester arena inquiry that's going to be published this afternoon. it's a widely accepted fact. how thorough it has been, but also how necessary is too identify the key failures from that night and to prevent anything like this from happening again. the first part of the inquiry was published all the way back in june of 2021. that took in the failures of the arena itself, that took in the failures of the arena itself , the threat level arena itself, the threat level for terrorism at that time was severe, and the report found that the arena was

manchester city supporters will have a little smile and natural.e sevilla in the quarterfinals of the europa league. the club are hosting potential buyers this week and today ineos and their majority shareholder sirjim ratcliffe has been at old trafford, where our sports editor dan roan is for us. the saga further potential takeover of manchester united has been running for several months, but the last 24—hour is has been a really crucial stage in this journey. yesterday we saw the qatari bid and arrival here at old trafford further talks with bankers and united chiefs. we are told it went well. it lasted about ten hours. sheik yasin did not turn up in person but his senior advisers did. british billionaire, ownerand senior advisers did. british billionaire, owner and founder of ineos, as you can see. this morning, as he arrived and went into old trafford where the players arrived here. at the stadium, later he went for a tour into the megastore. didn't seem to purchase anything, not yet anyway. he is desperate to end the club and has supported it

here the uk the inquiry into the manchester arena bombing has found that mis manchester arena bombingcant opportunity in the months running up to it that might�*ve prevented the attack. it happened on the 22nd of may 2017 after an area ground a concert killing 22 people. the final part of the inquiry which is been held in private as looked at what the intelligence service knew about the intelligence service knew about the bomber salman abedi. previous reports found security and the response from the emergency services failings. only 801 detonated the bomb which killed 22 people at manchester arena but others bear responsibility. those who radicalise him, helped him make the device and the agencies who failed to stop them. the manchester arena inquiry report spells it out starkly. m15 let salman abedi slip through the net. i let salman abedi slip through the net. :, :, ., , .., net. i have found a significant missed opportunity _ net. i have found a significant missed opportunity to - net. i have found a significant missed opportunity to take i net. i have found a significant - missed

the arena bombing was manchester's darkest day.he findings must be used both to protect and respond better in future. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. a couple will appear in court in sussex later after being charged with gross negligence manslaughter after the remains of a baby were found in a wooded area in sussex. constance marten and mark gordon were arrested on m0nday after being tracked by police for a number of weeks. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme — the teaser in giza: another astonishing find connected to one of the seven ancient wonders of the world. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier and so, my heart went bang, bang, bang! - t